Orlando Wrongful Death Attorney

If your loved one died as a result of negligence, you may be able to collect monetary damages. Florida law allows survivors such as spouses, children, and parents to bring a claim, and will sometimes allow actions brought by other blood and adoptive relatives. It’s important to speak to an Orlando wrongful death attorney as soon as possible to find out if you have standing to bring a claim for wrongful death. Call 321-900-HURT to schedule a free consultation.

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Negligence That Causes Wrongful Death

An action for wrongful death can be based on any type of negligence such as:

• Motor Vehicle Accidents
• Slip and Falls
• Product Liability
• Daycare Accidents
• Roofing Accidents
• Construction Accidents
• Medical Malpractice
• Food Poisoning
• Drowning
• Hazardous Materials
• Unsafe toys

In addition to the claim for wrongful death, if the person lived long enough to suffer before they passed away, there can be additional claims for pain, suffering, and mental anguish.

Does My Loved One Have A Wrongful Death Claim?

In order to succeed with a wrongful death claim the following elements must be shown:

• A relative with standing to bring the claim;
• That negligence occurred;
• That the negligence caused the death.

An experienced Orlando wrongful death accident attorney can review all the facts of your loved one’s accident to determine whether or not there is a valid claim. Call Shapiro Injury Group at 321-900-HURT to schedule a free in person or virtual consultation.